I'm so Good at Cultivating Immortals, so You Want Me to Be a Vicious Cannon Fodder?

It feels like it was not written by the same person, or the author failed to write it. It was obviously very interesting at the beginning, but after about a hundred chapters, it became more and more confusing. The plot had no logic, not to mention the heroine's character became inexplicable, as if she had changed.

Needless to say, everything was well done before, but when it comes to the scene where I meet An Yue, the plot and characters have completely collapsed, visibly to the naked eye. Especially in chapter 130 and after, the protagonist feels more and more like the big guy surnamed Liu to me. There's a villain, (I haven't finished it yet, mainly because I couldn't stand it after reading chapter 135). I don't understand why it's because it's foreshadowing. For example, what kind of trump card does the villain named Liu have? It's like soul swapping, body possession, or a puppet. Or is it simply a failure to write?

It's strange that no one in the whole sect can find a person with a clear mind. He listens to others' words and regards them as imperial edicts. He has no ideas of his own. There are also people who have nothing to do with themselves. The harm they cause to others always thinks it is a trivial matter. Unless it happens to them, they will never know the pain. I can only say that this situation is great, there is no room for retreat, the future is bright, and there is a lot of room for progress. With such a sect, the anxious heart can finally die. The world of cultivating immortals is over, what kind of immortality can we still cultivate? People just line up and you can be coaxed, and you have to follow them. It's really good. Such a sect is a huge cold violence + slander to the heroine. Your parents sacrificed for these people, I can only say that the work was in vain~ And the heroine, does she have a masochistic constitution? Do you like the violence others do to you? This mental state is eight hundred years ahead of me. When someone destroys the things your deceased parents left for you, you gently pick them up and put them down gently. Are they clay figurines? No matter how good your talent is, you will only continue to use it up. That's all.

It's a bit messy. There are several places where the writing is confusing. Once you enter the secret realm, why don't you write about it when you come out? And what about Xiaolong's ending? I don't even mention how I met An Yue, it's like he suddenly appeared next to the heroine. The heroine will also start practicing earlier. I won't practice any more in the future. There is also the fire. I don't even write how I conquered it. I conquered it inexplicably.

I sent it three times but couldn't send it out. Fortunately, I kept a copy. Otherwise, I would have been so angry that I would have had a heart attack in the middle of the night.

Why is the logic behind it so messed up? Even with the cultivation level of Jindan Nascent Soul stage, he is still so hungry that he can't walk? Is she still afraid of falling off a cliff because she can't fly?

Why does it feel like someone didn't write it alone? The front is very good but the back is messy.

This woman deserves to have her bones ripped out and tortured. She can be so stupid that she dies again. Disgraceful to parents.

What kind of rubbish is this? How could the heroine be such a badass? She might as well commit suicide and save Liu's mobile space.

The plot is messy and the characters are broken.